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A Bates Saccharometer No.155, in mahogany case, the hinged cover set with ivorine label "W Reeves & Co., 26 Minories, London"; a Sikes` Hydrometer, by Loftus, 321 Oxford St., London, in mahogany case; a Smith`s Chronocounter, in black bakelite case; a Brass 1 1/4 inch Single Draw Refracting Telescope, the leather sleeve embossed and gilt with the Royal Coat of Arms; a James Heal & Co. Ltd. "Abonair" Cloth Balance; a Flomaster Anemometer, in black vinyl carrying case (6)

An Anemometer by Negretti & Zambra No.4721, with black enamelled finish and silvered dial, in a fitted mahogany case; A Military Issue Verner`s Pattern Mk.VII Pocket Compass by John Wardale & Co., London, no.53977, in black and gilt with pearl dial, in a stitched leather case (2)

Four dial Brians anemometer, six inch, No4173 fitted box also a Mercer pressure gauge, slide rules etc

A German Third Reich "Handwindmesser Anemo WP3" Anemometer, black enamelled with luminous register, in original wood box with label

An Air Meter or Anemometer by Negretti & Zambra, with black enamelled finish, three turned white metal pillars and silvered dial, with instructions, in a fitted mahogany case; A Light Reading Anemometer by Short & Mason, with black enamelled finish, plus instructions, in a stitched leather case. (2)

A Lownes Silver Medal Air-Meter or Anemometer by J. Casartelli & Son, Manchester, No.1147, in anodized brass, with engraved silvered dial, turned pillars, with ring attachment, in original pine box with label.

Cased anemometer by Casella London.

A Biram's Patent Brass Colliery Anemometer, by Davis, Leeds, No.654A, of circular form, with eight oxidised brass vanes enclosing a circular silvered dial, 11cm diameter

A Lowne's Patent Ventilation Anemometer by Stanley of London, silvered dial with 5 subsidiaries, with correction chart, mahogany case, 6.75"

Negretti & Zambra air meter, Smith's rev counter; Davies-Simpson flame anemometer, all boxed

A small boxed Anemometer, T. B. Winter, Newcastle Upon Tyne.

A leather cased Short and Mason Anemometer with central silvered dial and black casing, diameter 11cm.

*Anemometer. A good air-flow meter by R. Fuess, Berlin-Steglitz, No. 8150, the principle dial with five supplementary dials, four-cup rotating head and screw for post mounting, on turned mahogany stand, 8.25 in (21 cm) high, overall (1)

A cased vane and anemometer, by Lowne & Co

Negretti & Zambra brass mounted enamelled metal and glazed Anemometer in carrying case, 12cm high

Negretti & Zambra lacquered brass anemometer with eight-vane fan attached to a central circular dial measured in feet enclosed within a cylinder on stand 10cm diameter the mahogany case with label to underside of lid 'International Inventions Exhibition Awarded Silver Medal'

A Digital hand held wind anemometer in case.

A late 19th century lacquered brass anemometer by Webber & Son Ltd Swansea No.140 with white enamel dial calibrated for feet in mahogany box with screw-on handle the box 7.8cm wide.

A steel and brass Anemometer. Short & Mason. No 7962. With 8 bladed fan and 1.75in diam dial calibrated to indicate an air flow velocity in feet, with three subsidiary registers. 4.125in diam overall (in leather case)

A Watson and Co microscope, 1969, cased; an anemometer by Airflow Developments Ltd. (2)

A Davis and Co Derby Anemometer 4in diam, in a leather case; a Baldina 35 mm; a Rollei E110 camera outfit

* Anemometer. A late 19th-century oxidised brass aviators anemometer, probably for ballooning use, signed on the silvered dial Archbutt, London, with eight blade impeller, suspension loop and leather case (1)

A 20th Century anemometer by Casella, London, the silvered dial numbered H32236, in a fitted mahogany box